[AwesomeO2]

"Stop selling us weapons, stop supporting rogue leaders and start freezing assets stolen by public office holders. Ban students whose parents are in government from your schools and stop granting them visas. If your only fear is crude, don’t worry about that; we will continue to sell enough crude to keep your big cars on the road. It is not America’s duty to fix our country but it is their responsibility to stop providing the support framework that has aided our leaders in stealing a whole country. When it comes to money laundering, drugs, terrorist and corruption money should be treated the same."

I say, AMEN to that. I've always maintained that if the West wanted the above things to happen in Africa and the rest of the world, they could make it all happen with or without our help. But in other to do that, they will have to do WITHOUT the benefits of such loots.

"I saved the 419 affairs for last because it is the sweetest (bitter-sweet?) of them all. I have ceased to marvel at the response of the Western Capitals to what is essentially a criminal association of two citizens with different nationalities. The classic cases involves an invitation to treat (I have access to $100million dollars of Nigerian tax payers money. Help me steal it and some of it can be yours!), an offer, an acceptance and a failure to perform on contract terms (that is where the sharp Nigerian crook takes off with the advance). How this is a matter for Nigeria alone, I will never understand. What about the thousands of ‘victims’ who planned to steal our taxpayers’ money? How come American famous justice system has not caught up with them? Why is America not running a public campaign advising its citizens against trying to steal Nigerian government money rather than projecting us as a nation of crooks?"

That is always the $100 million question. Some are human but some are more human than others, I guess.